LAUREN FRANK
Hi, I’m Lauren. I’m a graphic designer and a recent graduate from University of California, Los Angeles where I studied Art with a minor in Art History. I have previously worked as an intern for The Jewish Museum in New York, VICE Media, and NBCUniversal and I am currently available for new opportunities.
My interests within design include
branding, typography, editorial, and book design,
as well as the intersections between
art and design.
Outside of design, I am currently fascinated by the relationship between witchcraft and feminism, Hito Steyerl’s Duty Free Art, the Northern Renaissance, and the fact that there are people who refuse to wear a mask in the middle of a pandemic.
OUT WEST COOKBOOK
This book was designed with the user in mind most of all, focusing on being
straightforward and understandable,
while also evoking the excitement of
cooking. The use of bright
photography and color reflects the colorful
landscape and cuisine of the West
Coast. Each chapter is assigned its
own color, so the reader may easily
find a chapter by looking at the fore-edge of the book. Photography by Nikole Herriot and Michael Graydon.
LUMIERE SKINCARE
A skincare brand with the mission of creating clean and ethical products. The branding is based on nature, with a color palette derived from natural elements and abstract geometric forms inspired by chemical bonds, as the most important element of great skincare is great chemistry.
SUN AND MOON MAGAZINE
As a conceptual travel magazine, Sun
& Moon was designed with the focus of being playful, yet understated. Each article layout was
designed with the destination in mind, using colors
that complement
the landscape being explored. The magazine aims to show information
in a straightforward way, while also
allowing the reader’s eye to travel
through various elements.
THE JEWISH MUSEUM
While working as an intern at The Jewish Museum, I designed this drink menu for a happy hour event meant to attract a younger audience to the museum’s exhibition on Leonard Cohen. This menu was designed with the exhibition’s established identity in mind while using a bright yellow to stand out to visitors at the event.
